US EditionAs King Charles Hosts Trump, What Do UK State Visits Entail?
King Charles III extends a rare second state visit invitation to Donald Trump, maintaining diplomatic ties despite planned protests and the president's unpopularity in the UK.
- King Charles III is welcoming President Donald Trump to Windsor Castle for his second state visit, with arrivals beginning late Tuesday.
- This trip marks Trump’s second official visit as president to the UK, following his initial 2019 visit where he was welcomed by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace; this time, due to ongoing renovations, the events will be held at Windsor Castle.
- The itinerary includes a grand welcome by the king and queen, a carriage ride, a guard of honour inspection, a meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Chequers, and a state banquet.
- Trump expressed his intention to enjoy the occasion while showing admiration for King Charles, describing him as a distinguished gentleman. About 150 guests, selected for their diplomatic, cultural, or economic connections, are invited to the state banquet.
- The visit seeks to enhance bilateral ties as the U.K. requests improved trade agreements and support in addressing Russian actions in Ukraine, despite planned demonstrations in London.
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